Gridmen F
LIONS DEPART FOR
LAFAYETTE TODAY
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%NAM \ at m Mtn lichen's charges tw o
eeks ago Aside from these two
defeats the Mai oon ^t.% en has man
aged to keep it. goal line uncrossed.
It ith a total of 113 points against
then opponents' 10, the Leopards ate
one of the eight milking teams in the
country front a defensnc w, point.
The so, tennis xhah plat ed against
Laf*ette this lean hat e managed to
stoic an awn age of slightly more than
three pomts each
Captain Walt. Vandelbu,h of
Doves, N , has not taken hi, sight
tackle aysignment in any games play
ed thus far in the Maroon clown be
cause of the temnrence of an old leg
iNuts. Vandeibush a.ked to e
nounte his eabtainn, but his team
mates refused to accept the lesigna
[ion
Coach McCracken, a former Pitt
backfield stilt. intends to start the
same lineup that took the field and
defeated Rutgers by a 22-to-O scow
on Saturday. Of this group, seven
senior lettetmen faced the Lions last
yew, %chile the other foul ate ambi
tious sophomores
At the ends McCracken mill start
too seniors. ICm ninth and Sullisan,
a former halfback Cook, oho kick
ed the Lafayette field goal in the 1929
clash on Neu Weaver field, will start
at left tackle. .111., running 11111t2 sell
be Ambrose, a sophomore. The
guards on eithei sale of Center Boa
tel, a senior, mill be the seteran Ed-
Laney and a sophomore named Haas
Quarterback Marsh and Halfback
Wllcos mall hold aeon the positions
they have kept for the pat too sea
sons I.olllolrOse and tmo sophomm es,
Wright and Foe, are destined to fill'
the other halfback post and the line
plunging task.
The Lion pm tv deptu brig this
morning mill include Brewster, Sias
ser, Cl imshaw, Rosenberg, and Mc-
Andrews, ends, McMillen, Stomped:,
Ben y, Shields, and Cole, tackles,
Crory, hooch, Bedoski, and Wahl,
guard,, Andeison and Zamacki, cen
ters; Snyder, Macal2m, and Thomas,
quarterbacks; Collins, Moonves, Har
per, Long, and Laatu, halfbacks; Cap
tain Lamch, Wantshouse, and Kohut,
fullbacks. Coaches illgglns and Be
dank along with Manages lad. Page
and first assistant managers Malley,
Rmelemet, and Stern mill complete
the group
COLLEGE GYMNASIUM TEAM
STARTS REGULAR PRACTICE
A =quad of about thirty-five men,
two-thuds neu comet is practicing
tea ice weekly lot the College gym
nasann team undm the du ectmn of
Coach John Ram:nacho..
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ord.
Although no schedule has been de
cided upon, the ,quad will continue
piacticea as at present until the end
at the month, ,ben the group is to be
cut done, and practice held mgularlyl
every night •
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ANGE OF SCHEDULE
STATE COLLEGE-TYRONE
EFFECTIVE November 16, 1931
ge 8:10 a. m. LV. Tyrone 7:15 a. m
1:15 p. m. " ' 10:15 a. m
5.00 p. m. 3:30 p m
7:15 p. In. „ "
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CINDERMEN WILL ENTER
TRACK MEET TOMORROW
Runners To Compete in All-College
Coßtest On Ness Beater rield
Cmdermen will compete tornomw,
afternoon at 1 30 o'clock in an All-
College track meet on New Eva\ er
Field
The runnels .111 contend in the 100,
220 and 4 10-yald dashes in additlon
to the half and mile rune. Competi
tloh sill also be held lot the foul un
deigiaduate classes in the 120-yard
lugg hurdles and the 220-yard 100,
hurdles.
This will be the last meet held on
the cinder track this fall. During the
minter the varsity and freshman track
candidates will workout on the one
eighth of a mile wooden track which
will he set up early next month.
Points scored in the meet Omens.,
will not count towards numeinl
am aids.
BOLTON WINS CO-ED TOURNEI
Winning the freshman n omen's ten
nis tournament, *Dorothy Bolton de
feated Margaret , W Kinsloe by a
6-2, 6-2 scale in the finals played on
Thursday on the Women's building
courts In the semi-finals of the
tourney, Kinsloe won from Katherine
111. Gm man, while Mildied L. Rupp
foifmted to Bolton
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TIM PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
At The Kickoff In Easton
Penn State Lafayette
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m t Nome Position Name Wt.
167 Slusser LE Wermuth 180
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195 McMillen LT_ • Cook 183
190 Curry LG. Edraney 197
150 Anderson C. Reuter 215
189 Cole RG Haas 190
188 Stempeck RT. Ambrose 176
179 Brewster RE. Sullivan 163
170 Snyder QB. Marsh 165
176 Collins LH Wilcox 166
166 Moonves RH Wright 167
198 Lasich (c) FR Fox 185
Refeice—J. T. Clinton, Yale. Umpire—D. Watkeys, Syracuse.
Head Linesman—J. A. Buckhout, Holy Cross Field Judge—H.
Springer, Pennsylvania. Time of Kickoff-2 o'clock.
Bedenk Answers 'Babe's' Praise of
Sandlotters in Organized Baseball
Answering Babe Ruth's assertion
metropolitan newspapers recently
that professional baseball must de
pend on sandlot players almost es
elusively for its flame stars, Coach
Joe Bedenk of Penn State's Triang
ular Association champion baseball
nine predicted yesterday that the
usual number of college-trained play
., will find then tiny to the organ-
Ind pastime
"More and mote, big league man
agers use learning that the college
named baseball playei is mote Malay
and Loops himself in better condition
than the' average professional ath
lete," the Nittany mentor declared.
"For that reason, they are glad to
have hum on their teams, and he will
continue to play on them in at least
as large numbers as in the past"
Coach Bedenk pointed out that
Prof Elwood C. Davis of the School Oyer 200 freshmen responded to a
.1 Physical Education and Athletics call for freshmen lifle team candi
ms icceived an appointment to a na- dates, according to Captain Ernest E
mnal committee of five membeis to Tabscott, coach of the team. The
letnimine the best methods to be yearling linemen will engage Car
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Ruth's declaration that college men
no longer were interested in baseball
because of the emphasis on football
Itris true only of college men in gen
eral, because those who actually play
the gam, are just as interested in It
as football players ate in the gridiron
sport He said that the players on
the College nine are an effective
pi oof.of this statement.
"It is true that the college player
has the disadvantage of being Los ced
to discontinue his season just when
he is sounding into his best form,
while the sandlot player can be in the
game from April to Octobes," Coach
Bcdenk conceded. "For this season,
the semi-professional can make con
tacts and receive opportunities which
aid him considerably. However, I am
convinced the college graduate will
more than hold his non,"
200 YE tRLINGS ANSWER CALL
NOTICE
ers Play at
LION SOCCERMEN
TO MEET LEHIGH
Undefeated Nittany Aggregation
Will' EncoOnter Weaker
Steel City Team
An undefeated Nittany soccer team
under the tutelage of Coach Bill Jef
frey will meet an inferior Lehigh
eleven at Bethlehem tomorrow after
noon
Fifteen members of the Lion squad
will leave State College at 10 o'clock
this moi rung for the Steel City where
they will engage the Brown and White
hooters at 12.30 o'clock tomorrow.
The encounter will Mildly prove
close because Coach Harry Carpen
ter's team has lost three out of four
league games this year The Lehigh
soccermen were victims to Havel ford
by 4-to-1 on October 3 and to Penn
b 1 5-to-4 the folios, ing week, while
the Swarthmore aggregation defeated
them two weeks ago at Bethlehem by
1-to-1).
Lehigh Donn, Princeton
The single league vietoiy was quite
impressive when they seon over the
mighty Plineeton booteis by 2-to-0
Saturday. The Brown and White
squad, however, registered vie
tones in non-lei:mu° games with St.
John's College by 3-to-2 and with
Delaware by 7-to-0 earbei in the
season
Ir the starting lineup, Captain Bob
McKune will start as goalie, Bill
Henssey at right fullback, Bank
Hartsler at left fullback, Bill Shea
at right halfback Al , Daykin at cen
ter halfback, and Frank Evans at left
halfback. Bill Tyson will receive the
assignment of outside sight while
Dutch Miller mill start at the inside
right post. I
The center forward position will rest
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1932 Owl Grid Card
Lists Lions Nov. 12
Penn States 1932 football team
sill mect-Yerople at Philadelphia
November 12 next year, according
to the announcement of a tentative
Owl schedule in Philadelphia netts
papeis Wednesday.
The game will conic next to
last on both teams' schedules, the
Lions resuming then Thanksgiv
ing series with the Panthers at the
Pitt stadium for their final tilt and
Temple planning to conclude its
1932 schedule against Villanota on
either November 19 or Thanksgiv
ing. The Penn State-Pitt Turkey
Day game was announced some
time ago by officinls of the latter
institution.
10 EXCUSED PROM CLASSES
Approximately forty men were ex
cused flout togulat physical educa
tion anuses because of organic or
other physical disabilities, according
to the report of the School of Phy
sical Education Individual attention
and corrective work is being given all
those not in the regular classes.
between Medford and Junior Holmes
uith Bradford having the edge. Herb
Musters ,ill begin the genie at in
yule left and Shorty Edwards will
play at outside left. Chmk Musser
probably v.lll see action at inside left
while Bob Young may play at halfback
and Sigel at fullback
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